Can the sections attach so they don't slide and move apart?
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They don't have anything to hold them in place, but if you have carpet or a rug they won't move around. I bought a rug to put underneath mine, because we have hardwood floors and it does a pretty good job at staying put. I mean nothing is prefect and we put them back into places from time to time.
27393
Yes, however it's not the best system. Of the 3 sections two of them stay together pretty well one section comes apart a lot. I was considering making my own device to keep them together. Also I have wood floors, I feel like you wouldn't have an issue with carpet
27394
Dear customer,Thank you for your email inquiry, for the 3 main pieces the left arm sofa, right arm sofa and corner sofa all have connector pre installed on the bottom to hold the sectional in place. If customer plan to add in the arm less chair to the main set in the future we be glad to provide an additional connector for customer.Anything we can do to assist please feel free to email us anytime it's always our honor to help. Thank you and wish you a great day.Many thanks,Stendmar Inc.909-781-6608
1823289
Yes the dividers can be rearranged for preference. It attaches with Velcro strips.
2136727
Yes. They don't click in place or anything and it would be easy to push the top one off, but if you stack it and leave it, it won't move.
694874
Yes, they just clip together. You may have to zig-zag the panels to make sure its stable. A long straight wall may fall over easier.
1142569
I don't believe this would work - there is nothing to keep them from sliding off. They work well individually.
1839688
I'm not sure about putting it together like that. You would lose some stability because there would be nothing to keep the posts in place. Don't think that would work.
1828448
They won't attach together. The tops are smooth. You can stack them but it can slide off.
736178
Each section can be moved. My two month old puppy was able to drag it all across the kitchen. We thought about attaching part of it to the wall... but what would happen is he would pull the other sections in or out. So it wouldn't move around the room...but what was once a square became a triangle. We opted to crate him. We wanted to give him more room but this ended up being an option that didn't work.
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Yes you can add multiples and I don't believe they would come apart. Each section screws into the previous section and the connections are metal...not plastic. We used out Lint Eater with great success. I would highly recommend it to anyone.
443025
Yes. Without anything to hold the sections in place they will be pretty unstable. I used a few hollow door anchors and screws in the lower sections, and the unit stays put. Otherwise the bottom sections would sway whenever you open or close the door.
101760
On the units I purchased the sections did not separate. There are access holes on the inner slide bar that have to be lined up with holes in the outer bar. It was a little tricky to line up. I was making a large drawer with a 3/4" plywood bottom. I had to cut some shallow reliefs in the plywood to get the flathead screws through the inner slide access hole and into the outer slide hole. Hope that makes sense.
522651
They could slide. You could install wood or aluminum strips of correct thickness next to the Z-Clips to keep them from sliding.
1600561
They are not designed to attach to each other. You could drill holes and over lap them and use through bolts, with a backer board for strength, so the aluminum doesn't tear. Then they would no longer be portable. Thats a long distance unsupported. You could get a portable stage, that you could use as a transition area.
2280227
Yes, the dividers can be removed-they slide out. However the guides are fixed.
89809
Not that I am aware of. There is no where they would attach, Though Im sure if you really wanted to you could rig something up fairly easily
1387471
Yes............ I actually regularly have 4 sections tied together without a problem. Just make sure you adjust the angle to make an arch, basic masonry.
1293749
Yes. They are held in place by tabs and screws but could be removed if desired.